Diamond cutters held in slaying in Manhattan
Two Israeli resident aliens Shlomo Tal and Pinhas Balabin pleaded innocent to murder in the killing of Pinchas Jaroslawicz, a diamond broker shot during a robbery in the mid Manhattan diamond district. They were held without bail by Justice Harold Rothwax with a hearing set for April 3.
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New York
Shlomo Tal
Pinhas ‘‘Pini’’ Balabin
Israel
Pinchas Jaroslawicz
Jaroslawicz
Mid- Manhattan
Harold Rothwax
State Supreme Court
Rothwax
Leukemia victim back on medicine in Plymouth case
Two year old Chad Greer will resume chemotherapy as Plymouth Superior Court orders written arguments from the Greens and Massachusetts General Hospital. The judge will issue a final ruling next Friday while temporary custody of Chad is with the state Division of Family and Child Services. The parents maintain the case centers on freedom of choice rather than the therapy used.
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Plymouth
Mass
Chad Greer
Chad
State Division of Family and Child Services
Green
Ransom for Moro Rejected by Italian Government
Italy will not exchange 15 Red Brigades terrorists for kidnapped leader Aldo Moro. The Christian Democratic Party, Moro’s party, said the offer is unacceptable after talks between Premier Andreotti and other leaders. The government denied any plan to pay $1.2 million for tips leading to the kidnappers’ arrest.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Red Brigades
Turin
Christian Democratic Party
Moro
Giulio Andreotti
White House spring cleaning amid Carter abroad
White House crews paint the Executive Mansion columns and wallpaper the study while President Carter, Rosalynn, and Amy are abroad. Roosevelt Room gets a fresh coat and living quarters are cleaned as staff work shorter hours, with essential aides maintaining daily updates.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Executive Mansion
Dan Spalding
General Services Administration
Rosalynn
Amy
Roosevelt
Former Montpelier officer charged with juvenile sex acts
Robert Brevilieri 38 of Chelsea pleaded innocent to two counts of lewd and lascivious conduct with a child. He allegedly fondled a 15 year old April 1 1977 and performed oral sex on another 15 year old June 4 1977. He supervised problem juveniles before resigning last January and received Vermont's Distinguished Service Award for work with children. Bail set at 2000 personal recognizance with no contact with the youths.
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Chelsea, Vt
Montpelier
Robert Brevilieri
Chelsea
Vermont
Brevilieri
Richard Snelling
Governor's Commission On Children and Youth
District Court
F. Ray Keyser
Man survives 29 story air shaft plunge in San Francisco
Harold Brown, 22, plunged 29 stories down a Transamerica pyramid shaft after bursting past a guard. He was found on the 29th floor, conscious briefly, then unconscious. He suffered multiple fractures but no internal injuries and remained in serious but stable condition at San Francisco General Hospital.
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San Francisco
Harold Brown
Lane
Brown
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Bay
Michael Silveira
Smas
Marco Gomez
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